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The life-sized fibreglass statue was inspired by claims of yowie sightings in south-east Queensland forests between 1742 and 1971.

The FAA says it will order an inspection of some 220 jet engines after a broken fan blade touched off an engine explosion on a flight killing a passenger.

While not everyone has access to funds for an extended stay in an ocean view villa, Rottnest does have other options for the coin-conscious family.

Mouhammad Tabbaa and his former wife Pamela Tabbaa, who are appealing the jury's decisions, now face a massive bill for the Nine Network's legal costs.

Ben Simmons is excited by the rough stuff but his Philadelphia coach has urged the 76ers to respond to Miami's physicality with intelligence.

The Hollywood star is back in court for a second day to fight the magazine giant's appeal.

Surging aluminium and nickel prices have supported an advance of Australian shares.

The Turnbull government is within touching distance of the key economic benchmark set by former prime minister Tony Abbott.

Santos has punched through to a three-year trading high on the back of steady first quarter results and a renewed takeover offer from Harbour Energy.

Canberra cycling star Michael Matthews' form is building every race, which Team Sunweb believe is a great sign ahead of his Tour de France green jersey defence.

The world’s biggest miner is producing iron ore at a record rate but has trimmed its production guidance because of system constraints at the port.

Erin Popovich, the wife of San Antonio Spurs coach Gregg Popovich, has died after a long illness.

The couple feared the tree was dangerous, but the government refused their request to cut it down.

Breeders await the new fees for hot stallions Snitzel and I Am Invincible, which are tipped to rise to about $247,000 and $192,500 including GST respectively.

Several charges have been laid after the August 2016 death of Herman Holtz in a fatal workplace incident in Canberra.

The Eagles have a new home ground at Perth’s plush new multi-sports stadium with almost identical dimensions to the MCG.

The rogue planners were let off with only a warning from the bank and were not reported to the corporate watchdog.

Premier Daniel Andrews is under renewed scrutiny over his relationship with the volatile leader of the firefighters' union Peter Marshall.

Josep Gombau's tumultuous tenure as Western Sydney Wanderers coach has come to an abrupt end after being sacked by the club on Thursday morning.

If you thought Bezos would defend the company that made him the world's wealthiest man against Trump's attack you're out of luck

Former cabinet minister Sussan Ley says she is "calling time" on the trade.

More rooms, pools and a $20 million luxury glamping resort at Pinky's Beach are part of a major boost to Rottnest Island's accommodation options announced by the WA government on Thursday.

Matthew Mellon was a descendant of two of America's great banking dynasties and became known for his playboy lifestyle and colourful divorce.

Rohan Brown, a popular staffer who had worked at Trinity Grammar for three decades, was sacked in March. Now he's back - without scissors - but with a lesson.

The Today host launched an angry attack on chain Event Cinemas for scheduling the release of Avengers: Infinity War on the "sacred" day.